Two people working to hand out food through a partition, they're both wearing blue surgical masks.

Five Nights at Everybody Eats

15m

The Everybody Eats Cook-Off was a 2022 charity competition in which Wellington chefs shone a light on food waste while showcasing their culinary creativity.

Produced by RNZ

5 episodes

Maxime Gnojczak

Maxime Gnojczak -- head chef at Concord -- served cabbage-and-banana tamales, North African spiced lamb, and baked apples.
Episode 1
15m

Conor McDonald

Conor McDonald -- sous chef at Atlas -- served a root-vegetable salad entree, a main of braised lamb or falafel with winter spiced orange gastrique, and an apple-and-pear crumble.
Episode 2
12m

Kahlivia Russell

Kahlivia Russell -- a chef at Rita -- served potato-and-beetroot tartare with horseradish cream, lamb barbacoa with kumara, rice salad, and handmade tortillas, and kulfi with ginger doughnuts and caramelised apple.
Episode 3
12m

Tak Tanaka

Tak Tanaka -- a chef at Field & Green -- served cauliflower soup, braised lamb or roast carrots in spiced maple with fresh gnocchi and sauteed cabbage, and meringue roulade with whipped dulce de leche.
Episode 4
14m

Maddie Grace

Maddie Grace -- a chef at Hillside Kitchen -- served avocado puree with coriander, preserved lemon and fresh crudite, lamb shoulder or stuffed mushroom with broccoli puree, and foraged onion weed and spiced carrot and pumpkin cake with kawakawa drizzle.
Episode 5
24m

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